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    The document provides dos and don'ts for Malay customs and traditions during Hari Raya, including proper etiquette for eating, dress code, prayer, and visiting gravesites. Some key dos include wearing baju raya clothing, washing hands before eating, using the right hand to scoop food, eating traditional Malay foods like ketupat and rendang, drinking mineral water, and wearing hijab for girls. Some don'ts consist of using the left hand to eat, talking with food in your mouth, taking too much food, drinking alcohol, and wearing overly revealing or closed clothing.

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    The document provides dos and don'ts for Malay customs and traditions during Hari Raya, including proper etiquette for eating, dress code, prayer, and visiting gravesites. Some key dos include wearing baju raya clothing, washing hands before eating, using the right hand to scoop food, eating traditional Malay foods like ketupat and rendang, drinking mineral water, and wearing hijab for girls. Some don'ts consist of using the left hand to eat, talking with food in your mouth, taking too much food, drinking alcohol, and wearing overly revealing or closed clothing.

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    The document provides dos and don'ts for Malay customs and traditions during Hari Raya, including proper etiquette for eating, dress code, prayer, and visiting gravesites. Some key dos include wearing baju raya clothing, washing hands before eating, using the right hand to scoop food, eating traditional Malay foods like ketupat and rendang, drinking mineral water, and wearing hijab for girls. Some don'ts consist of using the left hand to eat, talking with food in your mouth, taking too much food, drinking alcohol, and wearing overly revealing or closed clothing.

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    EAT USING RIGHT HAND WEARING BAJU RAYA

    WASH HAND BEFORE EAT


    EID PRAYER
    DO'S
    DO'S
    READ DOA BEFORE EATING
    VISITING THE GRAVE

    USING LEFT HAND TO SCOOP FOODS


    TABLE GIVE DUIT RAYA
    FESTIVAL HARI
    MANNERS
    NOT READ DOA BEFORE EAT RAYA
    DRESS TOO OVERLY PROVOCATIVE

    EAT USING LEFT HAND


    OVERSTAY YOUR WLECOME
    DON'TS
    DONT'S
    TALKING WHILE EATING
    DON'T BE ARROGANT

    TAKE TOO MUCH FOOD


    PLAYING SMARTPHONE

    EAT HALAL FOOD


    GIVE SALAM

    EAT KETUPAT AND RENDANG DURING HARI RAYA


    SHOES OFF
    DO'S
    DO'S
    EAT TRADITIONAL FOODS
    SITTING PROPERLY

    DRINK MINERAL WATER


    SMILE WHEN MEET PEOPLE
    MALAYS
    CUISINE KETUPAT MALAYS
    EAT NON HALAL FOOD
    NO KISSING

    NON HALAL INGREDIENTS IN


    NOT SITTING PROPERLY
    COOKING
    DON'TS DON'TS
    WEAR SHOES IN HOUSE
    DRINK ALCOHOL

    SHOW DISLIKE FACE


    WASTING FOOD

    WEAR CLOSED CLOTHES


    PRAYER

    WEAR BAJU KURUNG FOR GIRLS


    FASTING DURING RAMADAN
    DO'S
    DO'S
    WEAR BAJU MELAYU FOR BOYS
    WEAR HIJAB FOR GIRLS

    WEAR LONG PANTS


    READ AL-QURAN MALAYS
    MALAY
    CUSTOME
    RELIGION WEAR OPEN CLOTHES
    NOT FASTING

    WEAR SHORT SKIRT


    NOT PRAYING
    DON'TS
    DON'TS
    WEAR SHORT PANTS
    WEAR OPEN CLOTHES

    WEAR SHORT DRESS


    TATOOED

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